Reference books we use and recommend

Most of these books are available on Amazon, eBay, and used book stores like abebooks.com, and thriftbooks.com. Some can also be found online as PDFs. 

Grammar books:

• Egyptian Grammar by Sir Alan Henderson Gardiner - Originally published in 1927 and reprinted over 10 times, this is the most comprehensive Medu Neter grammar reference available. It can be purchased in its original hardcover format and can be found online as a PDF.
• Middle Egyptian Grammar by James E. Hoch - This grammar book was created by Hoch in 1997 specifically for use in his university course.
• Middle Egyptian: An Introduction to the Language and Culture of Hieroglyphs by James P. Allen - Published in 2000, this provides an up-to-date introduction to the language.

Dictionaries:

• A Concise Dictionary of Middle Egyptian by Raymond O. Faulker - This is the original 1962 version and it can be purchased as a softcover reprint, or in the original hardcover format.
• A Concise Dictionary of Middle Egyptian written by Raymond O. Faulker, and modernized by Boris Jegorovic - updated 2017 version. This is an updated digital version available as a free PDF.
• An Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary In Two Volumes by E.A. Wallace Budge - Originally published in 1920, a paperback reprint is available in most online bookstores. 

Other Reference and Exercise Books:

• Egyptian Readingbook: Exercises and Middle Egyptian Texts by Dr. A. De Buck - Originally published in 1948, this is an exercise book that uses excerpts from historical Middle Egyptian texts as grammar exercises. It's available as an original hardback, a paperback reprint, and a free PDF.
• Urkunden des Alten Reichs, Vol. 1 by Kurt Sethe - Published in 1903, this is a collection of historic texts in Middle Egyptian. It's available as an original collectible hardback, paperback reprint, and free PDF.